BTW, Perfect World has a page on its site where you can take surveys and do other marketing-based stuff in exchange for Zen. The surveys are fairly innocuous and give on the average around 100 Zen each, if you match the target profile and get all the way to the end. If you're relatively unconcerned about privacy and/or are willing to do things like download an app or apply for a credit card, you can get as much as 500-1000 Zen at a pop.
(Although I have to say I wonder just who the marketers think are playing PW games -- I'm pretty sure I got disqualified for at least one of the surveys because I wasn't an upper-level manager with IT purchase approval at a business with more than 1000 employees and making over $50 million annually...)
Anyway, if you have the patience, and you match enough target profiles, you can churn up quite a bit of Zen this way.
ETA: The URL for the page is http://offers.perfectworld.com/
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
(Although I have to say I wonder just who the marketers think are playing PW games -- I'm pretty sure I got disqualified for at least one of the surveys because I wasn't an upper-level manager with IT purchase approval at a business with more than 1000 employees and making over $50 million annually...)
Anyway, if you have the patience, and you match enough target profiles, you can churn up quite a bit of Zen this way.
ETA: The URL for the page is http://offers.perfectworld.com/
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.